sandra. >> sandra: joining us now, nancy grace, host of "crime stories" on fox nation. good to have you on this. three weeks in, why is there no suspect? >> you know, i have worked many crime scenes where there were multiple crime victims. 3, 4 crime victims. when you have a stabbing on just one victim, that crime scene is covered in blood. very often with a stabbing, especially with a fixed blade knife, and that's important, because with a fixed blade knife you have an hilt that crosses the knife, and often times he will cut himself. i stay him, statistically men commit knifings, not women. also, statistically, people murder in their own race, which leads me to believe that this killer is a white male. now, back to the crime scene. even one knifing is a bloody mess of a crime scene. and you are looking very careful, think bit, you see a pool of blood. how do you know the defendant's blood is not in there. they have to get the blood out of the crime scene, into the lab, under the microscope, and then look at it to determine and have it tested, is there multiple dna in t

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fox nation host nancy grace joins us now. good morning, nancy. you decide not to take part in the docuseries. >> the first thing i want to say is duct tape. duct tape wrapped three times around a 2-year-old girl's head. that duct tape was found hanging off of cailee's skull. that's one of the reasons i don't want to be part of such an interview. but i'm somehow condoning it, condoning an air brushed digitized version of her truth. she says she is going to tell her truth. her truth is very different from the truth. and i'm not convinced that somehow my questions would not be somehow manipulated. there is a reason mom casey anthony did not take the stand to tell her truth. because she could not weather or undergo or survive an intense cross examination. in these conditions, in these conditions, where you have got a producer fluffing you up and throwing you questions that's no cross-examination. also, is going to be nothing but a pack of lies. i don't want to be part of that. the time she should have spoken, many would argue, is in court. >> i think

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nancy grace on the case two weeks and no answers, breaks down why investigators are struggling to nameo murder mystery, charles payne, rachel campos-duffy, we will break down what is happening in china and monday after thanksgiving, time to sprint to christmas and we'll do this. if you are going to shop today, please get dressed. . . >> todd: covid cases here we go. "the washington post" taking some heat from one of its own employees headlines. record cases china scrambles to plug immunity gap. expose a critical flaw in beijing's zero covid strategy a vast population without natural immunity. not to be outdone controller reporter taylor lore rans there is no lasting natural imcommunity covid. can you get covid and covid over and over and over again because of strains and antibodies choosing to not kill up unless of people isn't a critical flaw. joe, is her perspective is she anti-vaccine and and at this lock down. >> that's the case. instead of taylor lorenz going to her editors privately i have a problem with this piece she has to put up a public show to try to embarrass her employer.

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nancy grace is on the case next. ♪ won't believe. where? lowe's, actually. black friday is here!rything for the season while you can. >> we have been very consistent we have said we do not have a suspect or person of interest at this time. we are trying to put all the pieces together. when the time comes we will most definitely put all that information out as quickly as we can. >> steve: more than two weeks since the gruesome killing of 4 university of idaho student and authorities still, as you just heard, have no suspect, no weapon, not even a person of interest. >> steve: fox nation host nancy brace is following the case. she joins us right now. nancy, it's frustrating because this is such an horrific crime and people would like to feel like there is some motion going on. we are getting closer to catching the bad guy or bad guys. but it doesn't seem like they are giving us any information. but, you know, cops don't always reveal their hand keep stuff back to camp the bad guy. >> we saw this in the delphi double murders abby and libby. cops held back and still holding back a lo

in the not too distant future i'm extremely excited about the potential of the nancy grace roman space telescope. one of the exciting things we're finding is that the early universe has big bright galaxies and that telescope, although it has a smaller mirror than jwst, has a much larger camera. it's optimized for finding these massive rare beasts in the early universe and it's gonna be fantastic to have that capability very soon. >> amazing. and dr. battaglia? >> yeah, i will echo what dr. clampin said. but i wanted to add one thing about the exoplanets. the most common type of planet known to humanity right now is a kind of planet we don't even have in our own solar system. it's intermediate to the rocky terrestrials and the big gas giants. we call them super earths or sub neptunes but actually we don't really understand their nature. is this more real estate for life? that's a big question on our mind. and this is a class of planets that jwst will be able to characterize and shed light on exactly their nature. i'm very excited to see that happen. >> amazing. well, thank you all and a

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it's so -- rachel: that's what nancy grace told me in the interview earlier.exactly what you thought, that has to be someone with some experience. will: it's hard to add up how there's not a suspect at this point in time. the grewsomeness of the crime. -- gruesomeness. the evidence you would think left behind. it seems to be a crime of passion meaning they probably knew these students in some way. it just seems like there should be a more solid lead one week later. pete: let's hope they have of one and we don't know about it. rachel: they said only two of them died in their bed, so it appears maybe the other two were trying to get away. will: all right. we move to this as well this morning, one day after republicans lay out a plan to investigate hunter biden, then the department of justice appoints a special counsel to to investigate former president trump. both on the, quote-unquote, transfer of power on january 6th and the classified documents hat fbi -- that the p fbi agents seized back in august. rachel: it's really unbelievable that merrick garland wants

meanwhile, lawrence and nancy grace are going to be standing on this gold star under ainsley's chair,e award, right? >> lawrence: this is important award. i can't wait. you all are going to be interviewing the person that i think is going to be receiving the award. law enforcement under attack. see this crime crisis. the only way we get this under control if we back the men and women. of the 95, 96% of the people that do their job, put on a vest every day to keep us all safe. we know they are quitting in droves. you have got cities all across the country asking hey, we will give you $50,000 just come work for us and law enforcement is saying, you know what? we can't do it. we can't risk our livelihood, our families. for a video that will go viral and we just wanted to keep these streets safe. will. >> lawrence: thank you all. >> ainsley: next guest will receive that back the blue award tony sandy hook put her life in danger to save hundreds of people that were on a 10-k walk on the bridge. she joins us live with her message coming up next. ♪ what if there was a community of like minde

providing data what are the lessons learned from jwst that can be applied to future missions like the nancy grace roman space telescope or future observatories? how can congress help ensure that those lessons learned are implemented and followed through? because the last thing we want to do is make the same mistakes twice. cost overruns and schedule delays have real-world impacts. they delay the start of other new and exciting missions and sometimes prevent them from starting. the recent example of the psyche mission comes to mind. developed under the discovery program at nasa's planetary science division, psyche missed its planned launch date earlier this year and will not launch before next october. this will result in the program exceeding its cost cap and delaying the next discovery class mission veritas by at least three years. it also raises the question of whether discovery missions really have a cost cap or whether the caps are just recommendations. a recent discovery mission insight also exceeded its cost cap after issues with the partner provided instrument resulted in a missed launch w

but she spoke with grace and majesty, and she was incredibly speaker nancy pelosi, revealing her constant love of country, love of family, belief in the rule of law, belief in our constitution, and that our better days are still ahead. it was just -- i have to tell you, i found it both joyful and sad. she said it was a season. there is a season for everything. and so with that, we understood what she was doing. and i have to tell you, i just feel like i'm one of the luckiest people in the world to have served alongside her. >> you know, and it is the essence of class to know when to leave the stage. and to know how to leave the stage, and to do so with the grace that we saw today. you know, this is nancy pelosi from baltimore, let's not forget, from baltimore, representing a great city of baltimore, who serves in the city of san francisco, the equally great city there. talk about what it was like to work for her. >> oh, gosh. thinking about the days i spent working for the speaker, and i have always called her speaker whether we were in the majority or minority. she will always be speaker

because these grace, somebody else's more home. a fastest phone. same way nancy, on the screen when i see and i always come in love a me. when i do anything, and i know a lot of people are not like, you know, my mom came in, but he got her jail and b get the dow thick down. so i don't know. but i do know that until we changed the system nothingness which we have to change to 5th, we can't change the hearts and minds of people who believe that it's not a symbol. oh, faith in grace is when i left that afternoon, i thought the story was over. and one thing was becoming clear to me. what you believe about the flag depends upon who you are. but there are truths here, and the truth is uncomfortable. mississippi says, seated from the union to preserve slavery, they said so very clearly. ah, but the soldiers fought for other reasons to their families, their homes, a fierce desire for self determination. ah. and so we can believe that the confederate flag has brought feelings of pride and affection to generations of mississippians whose ancestors fought and died under it

nancy pelosi he is there and coming along as a supportive spouse. he is a really good guy. >> you don't have to like him to be graceful and need to behave yourself andupporters looking to kill her. >> the same house republicans who clearly don't have a polite bone in their body, a graceful bone and seem to capitalize on cruelty for the success "the new york times" offers this analysis for how the republicans will govern with the new razor-thin house majority. why? because they lost in a historically epic midterm result that shows their behavior turned off voters. the only results are those that inflict pain on mr. biden and congressional democrats. and the closed door meeting of republicans on monday right wing lawmakers including representative marjorie taylor greene extracted a promise that their leaders would investigate speaker nancy pelosi and the justice department for the treatment of defendants jailed in connection with the january 6 attack on the capitol. so they want to defend the criminals who attacked the capitol on january 6. here's the georgia republican yesterday speaking out about her demand. >> i'd ask that steve scalise and if he w

nancy on the final chapterer of their love story. he right, even her harshest critics would acknowledge grace and determination she would show her devotion was put to its greatest test. the nation t would gain new appreciation of her character. never again would anyone doubt the adoring games she fixed on her ronnie for all those years with anything but genuine. she would become one of the most admired women in the country. a lot of us watched the way she cared for him is the ultimate expression of their marriage vows and devotion and i remember how fiercely protective she was of him in the final years. share more about the chapter and how difficult it was for her. >> it is the coolest disease you can imagine. both of them -- closing in, he's the only president, living president to complete two terms in office and leave office with high approval rating. lit does look like their golden years are going to be warm and wonderful reminiscing and all of the things they have done together. shortly after he becomes incapacitated or begins to. at first she's in a bit of denial and doesn't realize is going down a long road she's not going to be ab

nancy della sandro pelosi. listen, she ended her speakership with class and grace. she passed the torch to a new generation and she took a punch and gave the punches she needs for the children. melanie campbell, thank you very much. look at that. her applause. thank you very much, melanie. thank you. that's tonight's read out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in -- >> here today to announce the appointment of a special counsel in connection with to ongoing criminal investigations that have received significant public attention. >> merrick garland appoints a war crimes prosecutor to lead the trump investigations. >> i am confident that disappointment will not slow the completion of these investigations. >> tonight, chuck rosenberg, carol lam, and congressman jamie raskin, on why now, and what it means for where these investigations stand. >> you don't need to appoint a special counsel shoes to declined a case. >> garland clearly believes there is a potential for criminal charges. >> and congressman jam

nancy pelosi, well, she's got protection when she's in d.c. apparently her house doesn't have a lot of protection. [ laughter ] but -- >> grace versus mockery, humanity versus cruelty. the republican candidate for governor of arizona, kari lake, cracking a flippant joke last night about the brutal attack of speaker nancy pelosi's 82-year-old husband. compare that, as you saw, with speaker pelosi's compassionate response to a shooting that critically wounded her republican colleague steve scalise. welcome back to "morning joe." 6:00 a.m. on the west coast. 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. with willie and me, jonathan lemire and mike barnicle here. joe will be back with us tomorrow. we are one week away from the midterms. president joe biden heads back on the campaign trail this afternoon in a last-minute attempt to win over voters. we'll get live reports from two key battleground states, pennsylvania and georgia, in just a moment. ambassador ahead, a key government witness in the seditious conspiracy trial of the founder of the oath keepers testified he believed the january 6th attack on the capitol could start a new american revolution. we'll have these

nancy della sandro pelosi. listen, she ended her speakership with class and grace.n. melanie campbell, thank you very much. look at that. her applause. thank you very much, melanie. thank you. that's tonight's read out. all in with chris hayes starts right now. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in -- >> here today to announce the appointment of a special counsel in connection with to ongoing criminal investigations that have received significant public attention. >> merrick garland appoints a war crimes prosecutor to lead the trump investigations.

diagnosis with alzheimer's you talk about nancy and barking on the final chapter of their story and write even her harshest critics would acknowledge the gracend determination she would show when her devotion was put to its greatest test. she would gain a new appreciation never again would anyone doubt that she had fixed on her ronnie for all those years was anything but genuine. she would become one of the most admired women in the country. i think a lot of us watched the way she cared for him as the sort of ultimate expression of their marriage vows and devotion. share a little bit more about that chapter and how difficult it was for her. >> it is the cruelest disease you could imagine. both of them assumed he leaves office closing in on a vigorous fit he is the only living president to complete two terms in office and leave office with high approval ratings. it looks like their golden years is going to be reminiscing on all the things that they have done together and shortly afterwards, he becomes incapacitated or begins to become incapacitated. first she's in a little bit of denial. she doesn't realize that she's going down a long road t

grace of god, all survived --paul survived. all this happened after the assault, it is hard to even say, after the assailant entered the home asking, where is nancy? where is nancy? those of the very same words used by the mob when they stormed the united states capital january 6, breaking windows, kicking in the doors, brutally attacking law enforcement. roaming the court orders hunting for officials and erected gallows to hang the former vice president mike pence. it was an enraged mob whipped up into a frenzy by president repeating over and over again the big lie. that the election of 2020 had been stolen. it is a lie that fueled the dangerous rise in political violence and voter intimidation over the past two years. even before january 6, we saw election officials and election workers in a number of states subject to menacing calls. physical threats. even threats to their very lives. in georgia, for example, republican secretary state and his family were subjected to death threats because he refused to break the law and give in to the defeated president's demand, find him 11,780 votes. election workers, like shea moss and her mother ruby free

nancy embarking on y the final chapter of their love story. you write even her harshest critics would acknowledge the grace and determination she would chill when her devotion is put to its greatest test. the nation would gain a new appreciation of her character. never again would anyone a doubt theou adoring days that she had fixed on her ronnie for all those years with anything but genuine. she would become one of the most admired women in the country. i think a lot of us watched the way she cared for him and ther ultimate expression of the marriage vows and devotion. i remember how seriously protective she was in those final years. share a little bit more about that chapter and how difficult it was for her. >> well, it is the cruelest disease that you can imagine. he leaves office closing in, but really vigorous fit. he is the only president, living president to complete two terms in office and leave office with high approval ratings. it really does look like their golden years are going to be warm and wonderful and reminiscing of all the things they have done together. and then shortly afterward, he becomes incapacitated or begins to become

grace of god. paul survived. all this happened after the assault and it just, i tore hard even say tardy even say after the sale on entered the home. asking, where's nancy? where's nancy? those are the very same words used by the mob when a storm united states capital. on january the 6, when they broke windows, kicked in the doors burly attacked law enforcement, rome the carters hunting, hunting for officials, and erected gallows to hang the former vice president mike pence. it was an enraged mom that had been whipped up into a frenzy by a president repeating over and over again. the big lie that the election of 2020 had been stolen. it's a lie that fueled the dangers, rise in political violence and voter intimidation. over the past 2 years, even before january, the 6th, we saw election officials and election workers and the number states, subject to menacing calls, physical threats, even threats to the very lives in georgia for example, republican secretary of state in his family, were subjected to death threats because he refused to break the law and given to the defeated presence to man, just find him 11780 votes. just find me. 11780 votes. election

grace from the republic and pumpkin. we appreciate you starting your day us with. meanwhile, paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, good news here, he's been released from the hospital. nearly a week after a brutal assault inside the couple's home. he is recovering from surgery to repair a skull fracture after brutally hit over the head with a hammer. house speaker nancy pelosi released a statement late yesterday reading in part this, paul is grateful to the 911 operator, emergency responders, trauma care team, icu staff, and the entire hospital medical staff for their excellent and compassionate life saving treatment that he received after the violent assault in our home. she added that her husband remains under doctor's care as he continues to progress on a long recovery. meanwhile, lawyers for the accused attacker, 42-year-old dave depape will be back in court today. they confirm this week that depape is a canadian citizen who was in the u.s. illegally. he faces a series of state and federal charges stemming from the terrible attack. >>> meanwhile, the nation's capitol a few hours from now oath keepers

grace of god, paul survived. all this happened after the assault, and it just -- it's hard to even say. after the assailant entered the home asking "where's nancy? where's nancy?" those are the very same words used by the mob when they stormed the united states capitol on january the 6th when they broke windows, kicked in the doors, brutally attacked law enforcement, roamed the corridors hunting for officials, and erected gallows to hang the former vice president mike pence. it was an enraged mob that had been whipped up into a frenzy by a president repeating over and over again the big lie, that the election of 2020 had been stolen. it's a lie that fueled the dangerous rise in political violence and voter intimidation over the past two years. even before january the 6th, we saw election officials and election workers in a number of states subject to menacing calls, physical threats, even threats to their very lives. in georgia, for example, republican secretary of state and his family were subjected to death threats because he refused to break the law and give into the defeated president's demand to just find him 11,780 votes. just find me 11,

grace of god, paul survived. all this happened after the assault -- it just -- it's hard to even say, it's hard to even say, after the assailant entered the home asking where's nancy. where's nancy? those are the very same words used by the mob when they stormed the united states capitol on january the 6th when they broke windows, kicked in the doors. brutally attacked law enforcement. roam the corridors hunting for officials and erected gallows to hang the former vice president mike pence. it was an enraged mob that had been whipped up into a frenzy by a president repeating over and over and over again the big lie that the election of 2020 had been stolen. it's a lie that fueled the dangerous rise in political violence and voter intimidation over the past two years. even before january the 6th we saw election officials and election workers in a number of states subject to menacing calls, physical threats, even threats to the very lives. in georgia, for example, republican secretary of state and his family were subjected to death threats because he refused to break the law and give in to the defeated president's demand just find him 11,780 votes. just find me 1178

nancy pelosi, well, she's got protection when she's in d.c. apparently her house doesn't have a lot of protection. [ laughter ] but -- >> grace versus mockery, humanityold husband. compare that, as you saw, with speaker pelosi's compassionate response to a shooting that critically wounded her republican colleague steve scalise. welcome back to "morning joe." 6:00 a.m. on the west coast. 9:00 a.m. on the east coast. with willie and me, jonathan lemire and mike barnicle here. joe will be back with

grace of god, paul survived. all this happened after the assault -- it's hard to even say. it's hard to even say. after the assailant entered the home asking where is nancy? where is nancy? those are the very same words used by the mob when they stormed the united states capitol on january 6. when they broke windows, kicked in the doors, brutally attacked law enforcement, roamed the corridors hunting for officials and erected gallows to hang the former vice president mike pence. it was an enraged mob that had been whipped up in to a frenzy by a president repeating over and over again the big lie that the election of 2020 had been stolen. it's a lie that fuelled the dangerous rise in political violence and voter intimidation over the past two years. even before january 6, we saw election officials and election workers in a number of states subject to menacing call, physical threats, even threats to their very lives. in georgia, for example, republican secretary of state and his family were subjected to death threats because he refused to break the law and give in to the defeated president's demand just find him 11,780 votes. just find me 11,780 votes. ele

grace to know when to exit. thanks, madame speaker. carol in panama city, florida writes in him nancyelosi was a fantastic speaker and serves the country well. big shoes to fill, but whoever takes over will do it well and have a good mentor in nancy pelosi. i agree with her, it is time for new, young leadership. and, madame speaker. you will be missed. steve in poland, ohio writes, " celebrating a speaker who lost a majority twice is a failure by any standard." the last one is from mike in orlando, florida. he writes, "pelosi got more legislation passed for the american people in 20 years in the republicans did in 100 years. all of the republican -- all the republicans do is waste time with useless investigations." let's take more calls. ginny is in -- janine is in mobile, alabama. caller: thank you so much. my had is often to nancy pelosi for a stellar job. quickly, i pray that many of the callers will understand the line of succession for the presidency during the attack on the capital. trump was not dead, and neither was pens. nancy was third in line of succession. if anything need

speaker pelosi carried herself with the same courage, grace, and dignity that she's always been true to. finally, and maybe most importantly, nancypelosi made our country a much better place for countryless women and girls from every walk -- for ch womend girls. you can be certain other women will rise up because of what she's accomplished and how she inspired them. i'm going to have more to say in the weeks to come, but for now let me finish with this, to nancy pelosi, my dear, good, and close friend, thank you. thank you for being you. thank you for dedicating your life to public service. thank you for teaching us so much. thank you f for inspiring us al. it's been the honor of a lifetime to work with you. i yield the floor. one notice to the members who i know want to hear about the schedule. we're working on an agreement on the marriage equality bill, and i hope that we can have a vote on the motion to proceed shortly. if we do not reach agreement, the vote is going to occur at 10:00 p.m. this evening. members should beware and members should stay close. i yield the floor. the national association of evangelicals, the center

nancy pelosi is a boss. she will continue to be. she has owned republicans throughout her career as bigger, and she continues to be an example of grace, help you, you have no idea what it is to help you. it's an up but don, pride swallowing siege i will never fully tell you about, the jerry springer, i mean, the jerry maguire reference that is exactly how so many republican strategists feel right now about donald trump announcing. they do not want him to do this! because they recognize he is an albatross, he's a losing proposition, and that this is going to create an absolute chaotic primary for them. and they cannot even figure out who is going to run the party now. mitch mcconnell is on the chopping block, mccarthy is, as you know, i feel, will never be speaker. they just do not know what to do it themselves, they're going through an absolute identity crisis, and donald trump jumping into this race now is great for democrats. >> christina, i'm gonna give you the last word on this. >> well, the republicans created this drag, and now they have to deal with it. you know, under donald trump, i lost the midterms in 2018, they lost the p

usual speaker pelosi carried herself with the same courage, grace and dignity she's always been true to. finally and maybe most importantly, nancypelosi made our country a much better place for countless women and girls from every walk of life. nancy pelosi was the one to blaze the trail you can be certain that compass other women will rise up in leadership in this country because of what she's accomplished and howshe inspired . i'm going to have more to say in the weeks to come. but for now let me finish with this. and nancy pelosi, my dear good and close friend, thank you . thank you for being you. thank you for dedicating your life to public service. thank you for teaching us so much. thank you for inspiring us all. it's been honor of a lifetime to work with you. i yield the floor. mr. lee: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from utah is recognized. mr. lee: mr. president, the supreme court's decision in obergefell v. hodges is the law of the land. a single line from a single concurring opinion does not make the case for legislation that seriously threatens religious liberty. the respect for marriage act is unn